Continuing to support business in Docklands

As president of the Docklands Chamber of Commerce, I am proud to represent a business community that continues to grow, innovate and collaborate.

Our Chamber exists to foster a positive, united business environment that supports both established and emerging businesses, while contributing to the overall liveability of Docklands.

Since our establishment in 2003, the Chamber has played a vital role in advocating for local business interests and working constructively with government, industry partners and community organisations.

Today our members range from sole traders and hospitality operators through to major organisations such as The District, Marvel Stadium and Port Phillip Ferries. This diversity strengthens our voice and ensures Docklands continues to evolve as a vibrant business precinct.

In 2026, the Chamber is focused on creating meaningful opportunities for members to connect, promote their businesses and shape the future of Docklands.

We are excited to launch several new initiatives in the coming months, including the seafood-themed Docklands Waterfront Farmers’ Market on May 17, implementation of Destination Docklands, regular networking events and the launch of our new logo and website, which will allow us to better profile and promote member businesses.

Our events provide a forum for collaboration, information sharing and advocacy on key issues such as access, transport, public space and economic development. I warmly invite local businesses to join us and be part of shaping Docklands’ future.

We will be attending the May 17 Docklands Waterfront Farmers’ Market, so come and talk to us at our stall. We would welcome an opportunity to discuss how we can assist your business. •